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Zapier is a no-code automation platform that connects more than 5,000 apps through simple two-step automations called Zaps. You can connect Dohoo to Zapier using the Webhooks by Zapier action, which lets you send authenticated HTTP requests to any REST API endpoint — including Dohoo’s publishing and upload endpoints — without touching a line of code.

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How it works

Dohoo doesn’t have a native Zapier app, but you don’t need one. The Webhooks by Zapier action supports custom headers, JSON bodies, and all HTTP methods, so it maps directly to the Dohoo REST API. Set your trigger (a new file in Google Drive, a row in a Google Sheet, a form submission, etc.), configure the Webhooks action with your API key, and Zapier does the rest.

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Authentication

In the Webhooks by Zapier action, add your API key under Headers: Zapier stores this alongside your Zap configuration. You’ll add the same header to every Webhooks action step that calls a Dohoo endpoint.

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Example Zap: publish a new Google Drive video to YouTube

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Trigger: New File in Google Drive

Choose Google Drive as your trigger app and select the New File in Folder event. Point it at the folder where you upload finished videos. Every new file in that folder will kick off the Zap.
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Action: Webhooks by Zapier — POST to Dohoo publish endpoint

Add a Webhooks by Zapier action and configure it as follows:
  • Method: POST
  • URL: https://dohoo.ai/api/v2/youtube/publish
  • Headers: X-API-Key: dh_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Data: select JSON and paste the body below, substituting your own values
Map fileId dynamically from an earlier step that retrieves the uploaded file’s ID from Dohoo.
Add a Filter by Zapier step between your trigger and the Webhooks action to restrict the Zap to specific file types (e.g., only .mp4 files) or specific sub-folders. This prevents the Zap from firing on unfinished drafts or unrelated files in the same drive.

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Full upload + publish flow

If you’re uploading a new file (rather than referencing one already in your Dohoo media library), your Zap needs three Webhooks steps: Use Zapier’s Data Mapper or subsequent action steps to pass the fileId and uploadUrl returned in step 1 through to steps 2 and 3.

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Supported publish endpoints

Zapier’s free plan limits the number of active Zaps and monthly task runs. If you’re publishing at high volume or need multi-step Zaps with several Webhooks actions, consider using n8n or Make instead — both are better suited to complex, high-frequency pipelines.
API access is required to use Dohoo with Zapier. Upgrade to the Business or Agency plan to generate your api_ API key.